1. technical support:
- provide first-level technical support to end-users for desktop hardware, software, and peripherals.
- diagnose and resolve hardware and software issues in a timely and efficient manner.
2. installation and configuration:
- install, configure, and maintain desktop operating systems, applications, and software updates.
- set up and troubleshoot user accounts and access permissions.
3. hardware maintenance:
- conduct hardware repairs, upgrades, and replacements as necessary.
- collaborate with vendors for warranty support and equipment replacement.
4. user training:
- provide training and guidance to end-users on the proper use of hardware and software applications.
- create documentation and faqs to assist users in resolving common issues.
5. remote support:
- utilize remote support tools to assist off-site users and resolve issues remotely.
- ensure secure and efficient remote access for users working from various locations.
6. it security:
- implement and enforce security protocols for desktop systems, including antivirus software and security patches.
- educate end-users on best practices for maintaining security.
7. asset management:
- maintain accurate records of desktop hardware and software inventory.
- assist in procurement processes for new equipment and software licenses.
8. collaborative support:
- collaborate with other it teams to escalate and resolve complex technical issues.
- participate in cross-functional projects related to desktop systems.